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  • A back-to-school vaccine record form from Ravalli County, MT.
    Montana News
    Montana schools with low vaccination rates worry measles will keep kids out of class
    Austin Amestoy
    Vaccination rates in schools are no longer gathered statewide, but some districts are sharing that information. Experts say smaller, more rural schools could be at risk of more infections because of lower vaccination rates.
  • A sign in front of a clinic reading "COVID Vaccine clinic parking only"
    Montana News
    Surviving pandemic strife
    It’s not surprising for Montanans to have plenty of political disagreements. What’s more uncommon? Neighbors whispering about each other at grocery stores and disrupting entire public meetings with passionate tirades. Welcome to the era of COVID-19, when debates about public health, personal liberties and science have reached a fever pitch. Those disagreements are tugging at tightly-knit towns and counties, making some residents wonder how their communities will survive in more ways than one.